Inspired by Daniel Arsham’s ongoing Labyrinth series, this pendant transforms one of the artist’s most recognizable sculptural motifs into a wearable object. Cast in solid bronze and finished entirely by hand, the piece depicts an open palm carved away to reveal a hidden architectural world within.
Staircases, arches, and a solitary figure emerge from the interior, inviting the viewer into an imagined landscape that exists somewhere between memory, archaeology, and fiction. Like the sculptures that inspired it, the pendant suggests that what lies beneath the surface often carries greater meaning than what is immediately visible.
Each pendant is cast in solid bronze and individually finished with a hand applied patina that gives every piece its own subtle character. It is suspended from a sterling silver chain, creating a quiet contrast between the warmth of the bronze and the coolness of the silver. Designed to be worn every day, the necklace will continue to develop a unique surface through time and use, reflecting Arsham’s enduring fascination with hidden spaces, the passage of time, and the idea that every object can contain an entire world waiting to be discovered.
